Since the introduction of the top 8, no player has made it past the first week of finals more than Matt de Boer without winning a flag... Made it to at least the semis
in 9 seasons (Danger and Rohan join him on 9 this year)
@RudiEdsall@jezza_hill They lost expected score to St Kilda by 23 points at home this year... Have they improved since then? Maybe but they haven't played anyone so who knows.
Not to mention they're missing they bloke who has kicked 14% of their score this season.
@crow_data_sci Yeah caught me off guard how bad it has been, I was looking to see if Carlton had moved away from their gameplan with Teague and Liam Jones of conceding high defensive one on ones and got completely distracted
@MWL152@databyjosh If xG in soccer is now mainstream enough to be included in Fifa I doubt it's beyond the publics understanding with a bit of explanation
Has the causation of uncontested marks winning more games in previous years been explored? Has the feel of the NFL's “teams that run the ball more win more" when in reality it's cause they're preserving their lead late. Is uncontested marks any more than protecting a lead in Q4?
Two of the interesting points on @FootyTips pod this week - 4 teams lost with higher xScore in Round 2 & the correlation between winning uncontested marks & winning the game has dropped to 39%.
I was curious if perhaps one of these might explain the other, turns out...
2021: Port Adelaide hailed as masters of the close game, going 5-0 when the margin is 12 or less.
2022, Round 1: Port Adelaide lose a game by 11 points.
Why? All in my latest on @StatsInsider: https://t.co/HaPvPXYgj9
@CapitalCityCody@AndyMarshall86 GWS having a higher figure than we had at any point last year a somewhat interesting callout but aside from that it's too early to read into anything
@CapitalCityCody@AndyMarshall86 Yep, much like everything else it is far too early in the season to read anything into the data as to whether it's related to a change in gameplan, match up specific reasons or in game dynamics (like belting Essendon and perhaps backing yourself to take the game on more)
@CapitalCityCody@AndyMarshall86 Technically I've actually drawn the border halfway between the widest point of the ground and the centre square as it's a straight line not curving with the boundary
@CapitalCityCody@AndyMarshall86 Haved tried to use the champion data definition and names so corridor defined by the edge of the centre square and then the border of boundary and wide of corridor as halfway between the boundary and the centre square. So a narrower would mean the corridor takes up a larger share
@Hendiggity1 @Adrian_Poly By a mile, Geelong's second quarter was the next highest at 61%.
Only have the data back to the start of last season but it's the second-highest quarter in that period